↠´ Unhappy Union Û Download by º The Economist

↠´ Unhappy Union Û Download by º The Economist I really enjoyed the humour in this book along with the great insight on the European Union from the Treaty of Rome to just before Brexit This has been on my list for a while and I am so glad to know about this history and the challenges the EU faces today Political wonks got to read this Unhappy Union How the Euro Crisis and Europe can be fixed 2014 by John Peet and Anton LaGuardia is a book that looks at the problems caused by the Euro, the history of ERM and where the authors proposes fixes for Europe.Peet and LaGuardia have both been correspondents for The Economist on Europe They know their subject matter intimately.Chapter 1 looks at the depths of the Euro crisis, Chapter 2 goes through the history of Europe, Chapter 3 looks at how the EU works, chapter 4 the launch and early days of Europe and Chapter 5 and 6 go through the details of the crisis Chapter 7 8 describe how Europe has changed and Chapter 9 look at the European Parliament, Chapter 10 and 11 on Europe s new foreign policy and Chapter 12 compares the Euro Zone to the US and describes what the authors can be done to fix Europe.The book has some interesting r I really enjoyed the humour in this book along with the great insight on the European Union from the Treaty of Rome to just before Brexit This has been on my list for a while and I am so glad to know about this history and the challenges the EU faces today Political wonks got to read this Unhappy Union How the Euro Crisis and Europe can be fixed 2014 by John Peet and Anton LaGuardia is a book that looks at the problems caused by the Euro, the history of ERM and where the authors proposes fixes for Europe.Peet and LaGuardia have both been correspondents for The Economist on Europe They know their subject matter intimately.Chapter 1 looks at the depths of the Euro crisis, Chapter 2 goes through the history of Europe, Chapter 3 looks at how the EU works, chapter 4 the launch and early days of Europe and Chapter 5 and 6 go through the details of the crisis Chapter 7 8 describe how Europe has changed and Chapter 9 look at the European Parliament, Chapter 10 and 11 on Europe s new foreign policy and Chapter 12 compares the Euro Zone to the US and describes what the authors can be done to fix Europe.The book has some interesting r The Euro Was Supposed To Create An Unbreakable Bond Between The Nations And People Of Europe But When The Debt Crisis Struck, The Flaws Of The Half Built Currency Brought The European Union Close To Breaking Point After Decades Of Post War IntegrationDeep Fault Lines Have Opened Up Between European Institutions And The Nation States And Often Between The Rulers And The Ruled Raising Profound Questions About Europe S Democratic Deficit Belief In European Institutions And National Governments Alike Is Waning, While Radicals On Both The Left And The Right Are Gaining Power And InfluenceEurope S Leaders Have So Far Proved The Doomsayers Wrong And Prevented The Currency From Breaking Up If The Euro Fails, Europe Fails, Says Angela Merkel Yet The Euro, And The European Project As A Whole, Is Far From Safe If It Is To Survive And Thrive, Leaders Will Finally Have To Confront Difficult Decisions How Much National Sovereignty Are They Willing To Give Up To Create A Lasting And Credible Currency How Much Of The Debt Burden And Banking Risk Will They Share Is Britain Prepared To Walk Away From The EU And Will Other Countries Follow In Unhappy Union, The Economist S Europe Editor And Brussels Correspondent Provide An Astute Analysis Of The Crisis They Describe America S Behind The Scenes Lobbying To Salvage The Euro, Economists Bitter Debates Over Austerity, The Unseen Maneuvers Of The European Central Bank And The Tortuous Negotiations Over Banking Union In The Final Chapter, They Set Out The Stark Choices Confronting Europe S Leaders And Citizens